Requires a study on how public schools teach about the Holocaust across the country.
This bill would require the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to study how the Holocaust is taught in public schools nationwide. It would look at what states and schools require, what materials they use, and how well students learn about the Holocaust and antisemitism. This study would give Congress a clearer picture of current education efforts.
Today, there is no federal requirement for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to conduct a comprehensive study on Holocaust education across all states and public schools. If this bill becomes law, the Museum would be required to conduct such a nationwide study. This study would examine everything from curriculum requirements to teaching methods and student assessments, and then report its findings to Congress.
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